How is it.... that a realtor takes a 63 hour course, sits for that exam, passes it, sits for a 3 hour state exam, passes it, get's hired with a reputable (or not so reputable) firm, learns from classes they take (or maybe it is they should have taken) and brokers that share their vast knowledge and STILL DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THAT WHEN YOU WRITE A CONTRACT IT IS A LEGAL, BINDING CONTRACT!
Why is it...that a realtor who took the aforementioned courses/classes thinks that it is legal to write a contract and just one day, out of the blue call up and say, “hey my buyer has changed their minds so would you mind having your seller sign this release and cancellation form...”
Really?...how about NO! Do they not explain to their Buyer/client that what they are signing is a legal and binding contract in which they have to perform and that not performing to this legal and binding contract they will be held liable? Or maybe it is they need to look up the word legal and binding to find out the definition or better yet...read the contract itself!
Why is it...that a realtor who took the aforementioned courses/classes thinks that it is legal to write a contract and just one day, out of the blue call up and say, “hey my buyer has changed their minds so would you mind having your seller sign this release and cancellation form...”
Really?...how about NO! Do they not explain to their Buyer/client that what they are signing is a legal and binding contract in which they have to perform and that not performing to this legal and binding contract they will be held liable? Or maybe it is they need to look up the word legal and binding to find out the definition or better yet...read the contract itself!
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